10 Hilarious Baldur’s Gate 3 Party Comps For Maximum Chaos

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Party composition is everything in . With 12 classes to choose from and 10 Origin and non-Origin characters to recruit, there's plenty of experimentation to be done when it comes to party makeup. And while each of the recruitable companions comes with their very own default class, they can be changed or multiclassed for further customization.

While there's something to be said for the traditional party of tanks, DPSes, and healers, doesn't impose any kind of limit on how a party is composed. As a result, it's possible — even encouraged — to get really, really weird with it. Whether it's to exploit an overpowered combo or simply to swarm enemies with tanky, high-damage builds, party composition isn't to be underestimated when it comes to causing utter chaos. Here are some of the strangest and most pandemonium-inducing party makeups worth testing out.

The best thing about druids is their ability to take the form of various animals using the class feature Wild Shape. Having one druid in the mix is good, but more is better, and an all-druid party can do some serious damage. Besides powerful strikes with teeth, claws, and beaks, many of the druid's Wild Shape forms grant them a ton of temporary HP, making them also effective tanks. Plus, there's just something to be said about four owlbears forming a circle around a boss, taking turns at batting them around.

In certain situations, shoving can be an incredibly useful tool. When enemies stand next to high ledges, difficult terrain, or bottomless chasms, it's possible, with a half-decent Athletics check, to push them directly into danger, and sometimes even death. A party that specializes in shoving can bully many a boss into instant submission.

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